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Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, Architects, Building, News, Design, Photos, Projects
Gwathmey Siegel & Associates : Information
Contemporary Architecture Practice, New York, USAKey Projects by Gwathmey Siegel & Associates ArchitectsAstor Place Tower, East Village, Manhattan, USA2005 Burchfield Penney Art Center, Buffalo State College, USA -  photo : Biff Henrich Burchfield Penney Art Center Corning Glass Works Building (Corning Glass Center) Renovation 717 Fifth Avenue, Midtown Manhattan, New York 1993-94 This building by Wallace K. Harrison is 109m high; the lobby contains a mural by Josef Albers Guggenheim Museum Renovation, New York, USA 1992 Museum Of Contemporary Art of North Miami, Florida, USA 1995 Yale Arts Complex - Paul Rudolph Hall at Yale University, USA -  photo : Peter Aaron Paul Rudolph Hall W Hoboken Hotel, New York, USA 2010  photo : Paul Warchol W Hoboken Hotel - information on W Hoboken Hotel & Residences, W New York-Downtown Hotel & Residences, 400 Fifth Avenue More projects online soon Practice InformationGwathmey Siegel & Associates ArchitectsFounded in 1968, Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects (GSAA) is a New York-based firm offering master planning, architectural, interior and product design services. Since its inception, the firm has completed over four hundred projects for educational, healthcare, corporate, cultural, government and private clients throughout the United States and abroad. The award- winning firm received the prestigious Architecture Firm Award in 1982, from the American Institute of Architects, the highest award bestowed on an architecture firm for consistently producing distinguished architecture. After the death of co-founding partner Charles Gwathmey in August 2009, the firms leadership continues under the direction of co-founding partner Robert Siegel, FAIA, Associate Partners, Gerald Gendreau AIA, Dirk Kramer AIA, Joseph Ruocco, and Senior Associates Steven Forman AIA, Greg Karn and Kang Chang AIA. Office based at Tenth Avenue in Manhattan, New York, USA Charles Gwathmey was a member of the "New York Five", famous for purist white neo-Corbusian architecture. Charles Gwathmey 1938-2009 American architect born in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA Principal at Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects, LLP Charles Gwathmey passed away on 3 Aug 2009, aged 71. Reports suggest he died of esophageal cancer.  photograph : William Taufic Member of the 'New York Whites', titled in 1969: Peter Eisenman Michael Graves Charles Gwathmey John Hejduk Richard Meier Education University of Pennsylvania Yale School of Architecture - Master of Architecture degree 1962 The William Wirt Winchester Fellowship recipient Fulbright Grant recipient Teaching Davenport Professor 1983 & 1999 Yale - Bishop Professor 1991 Harvard University - Eliot Noyes Visiting Professor 1985 Awards American Academy of Arts and Letters - Brunner Prize 1970 American Institute of Architects New York Chapter - Medal of Honor 1983 Yale School of Architecture - Yale Alumni Arts Award 1985 Guild Hall Academy of Arts - Lifetime Achievement Medal in Visual Arts 1988 New York State Society of Architects - Lifetime Achievement Award 1990 |
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